Malaysia Day Special: Oldies but Goodies? Malaysia's Ageing Population Status

Michael Dommermuth, Manulife Asia | Dato' Chevy Beh, Asian Healthcare | Jeff Sandhu

17-Sep-15 13:00

Malaysia Day Special: Oldies but Goodies? Malaysia's Ageing Population Status

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In our special Malaysia Day episode, we look forward to 2030 when Malaysia will receive Ageing Country status, where 15% of the population will be over 60 years of age. What are the economical implications, and what are the pressing issues to consider for survival. On the flip side, what business opportunities does the advanced society bring?

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